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Student New School Social Research 1947, Hofstra University, 1948.
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Author, literary and film agent. B. New York City, September 13, 1931. Children: Adam J., Amy E. Student New School Social Research 1947, Hofstra University, 1948.
Continuity director WLNA Radio, Peekskill, New York, 1949-1950. Traffic manager WGNR Radio, New Rochelle, New York, 1950. Women's continuity director WIP Radio, Philadelphia, 1955-1956.
Traffic/sales director WDAS Radio, Philadelphia, 1956-1957. President, public Murette/M&N Publishers, Chester, Pennsylvania and New York City, 1960-1965. Public, creator Let's Color in (foreign) Languages, 1960-1964.
On-air person Panorama, WTTG-television, Washington, 1970. President, chief executive officer NRCA Inc., Washington, 1972-1980. Principal, president Literature/Creative Artist Inc., Washington, since 1982.
President Albemarle Productions, Inc., since 1991. Author: The Female Fix, 1980. Public, managing editor Lady's Circle magazine, 1963-1965.
Editor, writer Drug Abuse Education, 1972. Contributor articles various magazines. Consultant National Institute of Mental Health, committees on crime, health and human resources United States House of Representatives Board directors League of Women Voters, Washington, 1967.
Member Task Force Drug Abuse in Schools, Washington, 1973. Consultant Governor's Committee on Substance Abuse, Hawaii, 1977. National director Alliance Regional Coalitions, 1976-1978.
Member panel Presidential Commission on Mental Health, 1978. Designer, manager International Conference Drugs, Alcohol, Womens Health, Washington,/Florida, 1975. Member National Womens Political Caucus.
Consultant, editor National Institute of Mental Health, 1972. Juror media awards American Psychological Association, 1981-1988. Named Honorary Citizen New Orleans, 1979.
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Editor, writer Drug Abuse Education, 1972. Contributor articles various magazines. Board directors League of Women Voters, Washington, 1967.
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Author, literary and film agent. B. New York City, September 13, 1931. Children: Adam J., Amy E. Student New School Social Research 1947, Hofstra University, 1948.
Continuity director WLNA Radio, Peekskill, New York, 1949-1950. Traffic manager WGNR Radio, New Rochelle, New York, 1950. Women's continuity director WIP Radio, Philadelphia, 1955-1956.
Traffic/sales director WDAS Radio, Philadelphia, 1956-1957. President, public Murette/M&N Publishers, Chester, Pennsylvania and New York City, 1960-1965. Public, creator Let's Color in (foreign) Languages, 1960-1964.
On-air person Panorama, WTTG-television, Washington, 1970. President, chief executive officer NRCA Inc., Washington, 1972-1980. Principal, president Literature/Creative Artist Inc., Washington, since 1982.
President Albemarle Productions, Inc., since 1991. Author: The Female Fix, 1980. Public, managing editor Lady's Circle magazine, 1963-1965.
Editor, writer Drug Abuse Education, 1972. Contributor articles various magazines. Consultant National Institute of Mental Health, committees on crime, health and human resources United States House of Representatives Board directors League of Women Voters, Washington, 1967.
Member Task Force Drug Abuse in Schools, Washington, 1973. Consultant Governor's Committee on Substance Abuse, Hawaii, 1977. National director Alliance Regional Coalitions, 1976-1978.
Member panel Presidential Commission on Mental Health, 1978. Designer, manager International Conference Drugs, Alcohol, Womens Health, Washington,/Florida, 1975. Member National Womens Political Caucus.
Consultant, editor National Institute of Mental Health, 1972. Juror media awards American Psychological Association, 1981-1988. Named Honorary Citizen New Orleans, 1979.
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Membership
Member Task Force Drug Abuse in Schools, Washington, 1973. Member panel Presidential Commission on Mental Health, 1978. Member National Womens Political Caucus.
Member American Bar Association (associate), Women's National Book Association, American Booksellers Association, Author's Guild, American Public Health Association.
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Children: Adam J., Amy E. Student New School Social Research 1947, Hofstra University, 1948.
